Word: cooking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Crimson victories seemed doomed to feature the dedications of Yale athletic structures. When the Yale Bowl was dedicated at the Harvard-Yale football game in 1913, the Crimson won the day 36-0; and Saturday, when Eli rowing fans gathered to dedicate the new "Bob" Cook boathouse on Lake Housatonic, two Crimson crews raced to victory over their Eli opponents in the two events preceding and following the dedication...
...Freshman 150-pound event preceded the dedication of the "Bob" Cook boathouse, which in turn preceded the class crew race. The Cambridge oarsmen lead from the start and maintained a steady consistent pace at a high stroke...
...should be a better cook than a politician? He or she, gets his living on delicacies compounded from the melting pot. But on the other hand who would expect a politician to write a cook book? He, or she, gets his living by keeping his recipes to himself...
Nevertheless 55 female members of the Democratic National Committee headed by Miss Elizabeth Marbury will compile a Convention Cook Book. Each of the women will contribute a recipe of a dish typical of her state or territory. The book will be taken into the Convention at Madison Square Garden "as an effective answer to the question so often raised by men, whether women can be both politicians and housewives...
...COOK AND THE CAPTAIN BOLD? Arthur Mason?Atlantic Monthly Press ($2.00). A sea-story that sails from cover to cover without once reminding you that you are a landlubber. For the crew, there is the bo'sun, with the beautiful dancing girls au naturel tatooed on his hairy arm; Kitty McCann, the Cap'n's wife, "half owner and sole boss of the schooner, whose right arm was sheer muscle and whose footwork as she bounded on the deck proclaimed that she could take a fall out of any man not specially trained to withstand her"; Oilskin Jack and Bonita...